Handley JV dominates Albemarle as White leads Patriots
Handley overwhelms Albemarle in a high scoring varsity game with Walter White scoring 19 points, while Seldon and Titus shine on offense. Coach Omps commends Seldon Long Harris Spaid Gaither for strong performances as Handley stays unbeaten atop the junior varsity 5-1 after a 66-38 JV win.
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Gary Titus
Seldon
Handley Five
Patriots
Walter White
White
Greg Seldon
Albemarle
Jerry Titus
Omos
Gilbert Long
Jim Harris
John Spaid
Omps
George Gaither
Handley
Baby Patriots
Handley Dixon
Washington
Baltimore
Spaid
C. Long
Gaither
Brooks
Stafford Downs Osbourn in Commonwealth
In Fredericksburg the Stafford County Indians defeated the Osbourn Yellow Jackets 71 to 50. Barry Sales led the winners with 26 points adding seven field goals and 12 free throws, followed by Steve Trant 19 and Gary Cooper 11. Jerry Skinner and Skip Hogan each added 11 for Stafford, while Osbourn sank to 0-5 and Stafford improved to 2-3 in the Commonwealth District.
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Fredericksburg
Stafford County Indians
Osbourn Yellow Jackets
Barry Sales
Steve Trant
Gary Cooper
Jerry Skinner
Skip Hogan
Stafford
Osbourn
College Basketball Scores Across Regions
East Providence 98 Rhode Island 92 and South Furman 84 Davidson 75 highlight a busy AP basketball slate. Other results include Appalachian 85 Western Carolina 73, New Orleans Loyola 111 Hawaii 104, St Louis 84 Illinois 70, Villanova 94 Northern Oak 61, Moorhead 45 St. Cloud 39, Northwestern 74 Australia Nationals 71, Ball State 95 Dubuque 70, Minnesota 92 Niagara 87 OT, Marquette 78 Chicago Loyola 63, Southern Illinois Edwardsville 96 Illinois Chicago Circle 70.
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NDL
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Russ Hunt
Steve Kirby
Billikens
Carlos Martinez
Greg Starrick
SIU Salukis
Ollie Shannon
Gophers
Jim Brewer
al Williams
Vernon Murphy
Arkansas
Sooners
Bobby Jack
Oklahoma
Carolina
Pirates
Richmond
Jim Fairley
Mike Anastasio
Spiders
Hawai
Wolfpack
Ty Marioneaux
al Davis
Rainbows
South Alabama
Pepperdine
Trinity University of San Antonio
Buffalo State
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East Stroudsburg
Scranton
Wisconsin-Green Bay
iStetson
Wardensville Rally Falls Short Against Moorefield
Moorefield built a 35-22 halftime lead and held on for a 60-57 win over Wardensville. Herb Hawse scored 24 points on nine field goals and six free throws, while Randy Pownell added 14 and Jerry Hahn 12 for Wardensville. The Warriors narrowed the gap in the second half but could not overtake Moorefield.
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Moorefield
Herb Hawse
Randy Pownell
Jerry Hahn
The
Warriors
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Pownall
Combs
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Rinard
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Eye
Leatherman
Fisher
Yankey
Loudoun Valley Vikings top Clarke County 56 46
Clarke County falls to Loudoun Valley 56 46 in a tight game as Roger Johnson leads Clarke with 21 points and Altire Pendleton adds 19. Terry Hardman paced the Vikings with 18 points, lifting the visitors late to seal the win while Clarke Coach James Ross vows readiness for Warren County.
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Clarke County
Altire Pendleton
Eagles
Loudoun Valley
Pendleton
Roger Johnson
Clarke
Todd Carlisle
Star
Berryville
Vikings
Terry Hardman
Smith
Parker
James Ross
Valley
Johnson
Jones
Allison
Valley Smith
Brown
Hardman
Coleman Oo
Alouettes Owner Plans North American Soccer League Franchise
Sam Berger, owner of the Montreal Alouettes, announced he will run a NASL franchise in 1971. The team will play at Autostade, a 33,000 seat stadium he rents from the federal government for his Alouettes.
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Montreal
Sam Berger
Montreal Alouettes
Autostade
Alouettes
Luray Dominates Strasburg 99 69 In Region Rivalry
Luray Bulldogs routed Strasburg Rams 99 to 69 led by Gene Frye with 35 points. The Bulldogs built a 49 30 halftime cushion and outscored Strasburg in every quarter, while Frye and Miller paced the offense and Luray controlled the boards 50 rebounds to / no explicit Strasburg rebounding line. Lynn McCoy led Strasburg with 19 points.
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LURAY
Luray Bulldogs
Gene Frye
Strasburg
Rams
Bulldogs
Lynn McCoy
Frye
See T
Miller Williams
Richmond
Hollar
McIntorf
Luray Strasburg
Furman Hands Davidson 1st SC Loss in 36 Games
Furman defeated Davidson 84 75 to hand the Wildcats their first Southern Conference loss in 36 games. Russ Hunt led the Paladins with 17 points, while Davidson was led by Steve Kirby with 16. Furman improves to 6 3 overall and 2 0 in league play.
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Furman Hands Davidson
Local High School Scores Around the Region
Area teams posted results with Handley defeating Albemarle 65 to 50 while James Wood beat Woodbridge 66 to 50. Clarke County edged Stafford 71 to 56 and Osbourn toppled Stonewall Jackson 56 to 59. Other notable results include Loudoun Valley 56 over Clarke County 56 and Harrisonburg 66 over Fauquier 66.
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Handley
Albemarle
James Wood
Woodbridge
Loudoun Valley
Clarke Co
UCLA Still Seeks Coach as Harvard Dartmouth Choose Leaders
UCLA remains without a new football coach after Tommy Prothro left for the Rams. Harvard and Dartmouth announced new head coaches, with Harvard selecting Joe Restic to replace the retiring John Yovicsit, who left due to health reasons.
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Associated. Press
UCLA
Tommy Prothro
Harvard
Dartmouth
Prothro
Los Angeles Rams
Restic
John Yovicsit
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